Reliable criminal defense info may help Utah man address charges

On behalf of Aric Cramer, Attorney at Law posted in Criminal Defense on Wednesday, December 20, 2017.

One of the first questions many people may ask themselves after being charged with a crime is: What now? Though numerous individuals may wish there was a simple answer to this question, that is not necessarily the case. Each situation differs from the next, and because of these differences, certain choices that may suit one person's needs may not work for someone else. Therefore, exploring criminal defense options is often useful.

One man in Utah will undoubtedly want to figure out the best way to handle his predicament after recently being taken into custody. Reports stated that the arrest came about after an alleged event involving assault. Authorities were purportedly alerted to a situation involving an injured woman. Upon arrival at the scene, they reportedly found an unconscious woman who was injured.

After an examination at a hospital, it was determined that the woman suffered from broken ribs, head trauma and other serious injuries. The woman stated that a particular man had assaulted her. As a result, the man was taken into custody and is currently facing charges for aggravated assault, obstruction of justice and domestic violence in the presence of a child. At the time of the report, the man was still in custody on a $50,000 cash-only bail.

This type of situation must be taken seriously. The man will certainly want to ensure that he understands the charges brought against him and his options for creating a criminal defense. Finding the right information may aid him in effectively addressing the allegations that have been leveled against him, and utilizing local Utah legal resources may allow him to gain useful information.

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